Seal of Mississippi BW - Color Changing Coffee Mug

The Seal of Mississippi BW is the official emblem of the U.S. state of Mississippi, featuring a central image symbolizing the state's history and agricultural heritage. The design includes a female figure representing Mississippi personified as she stands on a mound with a torch in one hand and a palm branch in the other, signifying hospitality and progress. The mound represents the region's Native American heritage, while the torch symbolizes enlightenment and progress. Surrounding the central figure is a wreath of magnolia blossoms, a nod to the state flower and its gentle beauty. The scene is framed by cotton stalks, reflecting Mississippi's significant role in the U.S. cotton industry. The seal was adopted in 1890 and has undergone minor modifications over time. The current version, known as 'BW' (for Blue Seal of Mississippi), uses blue instead of red to represent the state's waters and sky. This seal is prominently displayed on various official documents, seals of county governments, and official state insignia.